Palate: My first sip is much like the old Brora example from the nose; this whiskey comes across as burly

Palate: Oh that's sweet. Cherry, raspberry and a hot flash of cinnamon are a lovely greeting to the palate.

Palate: Wow, palate is syrupy; instant prevalent plum and cherry mouth coating.

Palate: My first taste of cask strength Emerald Giant reveals a silky cup of tea that has been slowly

Palate: Instant lovely mix of red cherry, orange creamsicle and chocolate soak over my tongue.

I will preface tonight's review with the fact that my palate is not fresh - I was drinking some Weller Palate: Slightly medicinal cherry forward on first sip.

Palate: Instant syrupy plum mouth coating that also thins quickly, leaving caramel and a bright linen how the initial nosing went, I was expecting a lot of different things that did not transfer to the palate

Palate: My first sip starts with all candy sweets. The palate is soft and easy to sip with smarties, lemon frosting, sweet plum, and apricot brandy tea.

Palate: My first sip is extremely approachable for the high proof; I immediately find a rich, sweet grape It's light enough that it won't blow up your palate if you feel like moving on to something else after

Palate: My first sip is quite pleasant leading with vanilla, rich oak, black tea and honey. The palate only has a hint of the oily copper pot characteristics I would've expected on this pour.

Palate: On first sip I find a big, swinging sweetness.

Palate is different than the nose. Creamy oak. Fruit is very light in the background.